Luke 14
Each card opens the sermon at the moment the verse is named, where the recording is timed.
Luke 14:5
1 sermon
“[Lk 14:5] Sure, because the ox meant money or at least, roast on the table.”
Spoken Word is Original Seed BK2 #6Lee Vayle, June 13, 1993
Luke 14:7
1 sermon
“Okay: let's go to Luke 14:7.”
Paradox #3Lee Vayle, August 4, 1984
Luke 14:15
1 sermon
“I think, it’s in Luke 14:15 I hope so.”
Providence of GodLee Vayle, July 15, 1979
Luke 14:22
1 sermon
“In the 14th chapter of Luke, and the 22nd verse, you will notice here, well, the great supper…”
Spoken Word is Original Seed BK2 #6Lee Vayle, June 13, 1993
Luke 14:28
2 sermons
“[Lk 14:28] He starts to build a house, and he says, “Oh, I ran out of money.””
Prayer and CommunionLee Vayle, September 3, 1978
“[Lk 14:28] And an bigger army comes out saying, “Hold it, hold it, I was only fooling.”
Providence of GodLee Vayle, July 15, 1979
Luke 14:31
2 sermons
“So anyhow, I’ll read a Scripture here, the Lord help us to understand it, the 14th chapter of St. Luke, and let’s begin about the 31st verse, of the 14th chapter of St. Luke.”
Enticing SpiritsWilliam Branham, July 24, 1955
“Let’s go to Lk 14:31, and some of this, you can see, is pastoral.”
Leadership #27Lee Vayle, December 3, 1994
Luke 14, the chapter as a whole
1 sermon
“Now, the 16th verse of the 14th chapter of Saint Luke.”
Is Your Life Worthy Of The GospelWilliam Branham, June 30, 1963